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Thank You Hands
Parklane, Tsim Sha Tsim
Above: a giant pair of hands erected on the sidewalk at Parklane in Tsim Sha Tsui.

Here is a statue that is quite culturally Chinese. The gesture represents 'thank you' or just a way to show respect. Around Chinese New Year, it is done in Hong Kong a lot as people wish others happy Chinese New Year.

You can see it in Tsim Sha Tsui on Nathan Road near the Kowloon Park.

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